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I'm interested in verifying if Audio Bypass is working.
I'm using a SPA941.
Have port forwarded through my firewall and confirmed that the sip headers are showing my external IP address, and that inbound calls are routeable to my external IP address.
However, when call a cell phone or similar, I'm not seeing a reinvite in my syslog trace from the SPA941.
I've set audio to ON in both trunk and extension. Provider is les.net and Reinvite is set to YES on their end.
Any thoughts on how I'd verify a reinvite was occuring through to the PSTN gateway on the far end?
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12.04.2007 21:53 |
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Thanks Diafora,
They look good. I did try calling all 4 of their separate numbers, all of which have no answer and roll to voicemail.
I suppose the cost is low enough to try them, I just hope if I have a problem I can reach them a bit more easily then today.
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| Thread: RE: Provider recommendation for business |
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I'm going to make sure the phone supports re-invites. The key is I'd like a setup that provides high call quality.
The reliability is really key for the inbound routes. Can you hunt across multiple providers with a single DID? I wasn't aware that was possible, but if so, building up 2 or three providers for inbound is def the way to go. Outbound is not as big an issue as I can control that and fix problems there.
I'd be looking for DID's in North America (and NA providers).
I have a Linksys 941 on order.
I'd love to get some names for providers that people had experience with.
All the best,
- August
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| Thread: RE: Provider recommendation for business |
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Looking for a provider recommendation.
Key items of importance.
- Call quality. Be it reinvites or servers/gateways everywhere (termination.com caught my eye) call quality is a top requirement.
- Reliability. Should have almost no history of downtime. Reliability is critical.
- DID numbers. Ideally a relatively cheap per month DID cost. I'm likely to grab a block of 10 or so.
- Work well with PBXes. Particularly, I'd like to avoid too much pain in setting up DID direct to extensions.
- LNP would be nice, but not critical
Any thoughts?
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